On a nature vs. nurture continuum, nature should be followed by humanistic, social cognitive, behavioral, psychoanalytic, and finally nurture. Humanistic is defined as someone that has strong interest or concerns aimed at human morals and self-respect (Humanistic, 2002). Maslow believed we are detached from other animals because of our volume for self-actualization (Rathus, Humanistic Theory, 2014). Maslow and Rogers say “humanists and existentialists survive on the meaning of life” (Rathus, The Humanistic-Existential Perspective, 2014). While self-awareness possibly is the center of considerations but where people have entitlements to the capability of free selection, self-fulfillment, and ethical behavior (Rathus, The Humanistic-Existential
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Since nature says we are born with personality we obtain those personalities threw personal growth to achieve our pyramid of desires. Social cognitive is getting more close to nurture because, certain things that deal with being learned such as: a child may watch their mother cook or a child watching television and learn to say their ABC’s. Then comes behavioral where it starts venturing closer to nurture since, behavioral can have more effects from one’s environment. Some effects from an environment, the person could be living in a hostile environment and that’s full of negativity. On the other hand, psychoanalytic deals with a person’s personality and its ability to change. Psychoanalytic was put closer to nurture because we are not born with personality’s they are created all baby’s different temperaments that doesn’t define their personality. Personality had the ability to change as we get older from what one has experienced from childhood to adulthood. The four theories have shown there is more to our brain and how one thinks than just our brain controls how we walk and talk. Each of these theories signify something different. One tells us what we want to achieve in our life as humans the other tells we have different personalities based on our environment. When reading …show more content…
Truthfully described as psychosis an illness with severe mental conflicts (Jeffrey Borenstein, 2016). Schizophrenia troubles 1 percent in earth’s population worldwide (Rathus, Schizophrenia, 2014). By schizophrenia being a severe psychological disorder, the person that has the illness must be in complete care of either a family member or be put in a n insane asylum. Serial killers such as: Jeffery Dahmer and David Berkowitz are well known psychopaths. Some would consider psychopaths to be schizophrenic because of their emotionless face an unpredictability. This illness, people can switch personalities then start acting as or like that person. They must be so heavily medicated that they are basically zombies. Schizophrenia is so broad that there are many different types of the illness and people hardly like to talk about this disorder because it’s not normal in our society. Schizophrenic people are basically societally out casted and it’s so severe who would want to talk about schizophrenia. Schizophrenia fits in the behavioral and psychoanalytic part on the nature vs. nurture continuum. Since behavioral deals with a person’s behavior. schizophrenia fits in this category because scientist know for sure that the behavior is what’s affected by this mental illness. Schizophrenia is a
Since nature says we are born with personality we obtain those personalities threw personal growth to achieve our pyramid of desires. Social cognitive is getting more close to nurture because, certain things that deal with being learned such as: a child may watch their mother cook or a child watching television and learn to say their ABC’s. Then comes behavioral where it starts venturing closer to nurture since, behavioral can have more effects from one’s environment. Some effects from an environment, the person could be living in a hostile environment and that’s full of negativity. On the other hand, psychoanalytic deals with a person’s personality and its ability to change. Psychoanalytic was put closer to nurture because we are not born with personality’s they are created all baby’s different temperaments that doesn’t define their personality. Personality had the ability to change as we get older from what one has experienced from childhood to adulthood. The four theories have shown there is more to our brain and how one thinks than just our brain controls how we walk and talk. Each of these theories signify something different. One tells us what we want to achieve in our life as humans the other tells we have different personalities based on our environment. When reading …show more content…
Truthfully described as psychosis an illness with severe mental conflicts (Jeffrey Borenstein, 2016). Schizophrenia troubles 1 percent in earth’s population worldwide (Rathus, Schizophrenia, 2014). By schizophrenia being a severe psychological disorder, the person that has the illness must be in complete care of either a family member or be put in a n insane asylum. Serial killers such as: Jeffery Dahmer and David Berkowitz are well known psychopaths. Some would consider psychopaths to be schizophrenic because of their emotionless face an unpredictability. This illness, people can switch personalities then start acting as or like that person. They must be so heavily medicated that they are basically zombies. Schizophrenia is so broad that there are many different types of the illness and people hardly like to talk about this disorder because it’s not normal in our society. Schizophrenic people are basically societally out casted and it’s so severe who would want to talk about schizophrenia. Schizophrenia fits in the behavioral and psychoanalytic part on the nature vs. nurture continuum. Since behavioral deals with a person’s behavior. schizophrenia fits in this category because scientist know for sure that the behavior is what’s affected by this mental illness. Schizophrenia is a